Thomas County cat., 1887-05-12
Fredrick Giese was in Colby Tuesday.

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Colby is to have X. of p lodge soon.
Try those HEADQUARTERS at P. o.
store.
E. E. Ward is now working on the
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| Much more corn is being put in than
last year.
Hoxie feels sure of the Missouri Pacific
this year.
The Masons hold regular meetings at
Colby now.
Geo. n. Hunter and wife were in Col
by last Saturday.
Goodsoe s. Co. are making chattel
loans at low rates.
The last bird of soiled plumage has
flown from Colby.
Full supply of BASE BALLS, BATS,
etc. at p. o. Store.
For BASE BALL REGULATIONS of
1887 call at p. o. Store.
Place your chattel loans and your farm
loans with G. w. GoodsOe s. Co.
Marshal Yocum is seeing that the back
alleys are cleaned and made more tidy.
For all kinds of School Books, States,
Pencils and Tablets. call at p. U. Store.
w. H. Copeland has ranch two miles
west of Colby. He is now putting up a
wind mill
G. II. Martin & Bro. have added Is
popular patent medicines to their already
large stock.
Rev. J. w. VanEman will preach in
the Court House next Sabbath morning
and evening.
w. G. Porter has sixty-five acres
plowed and put into corn on south half
section 5, 8. 81.
w. G. Porter and NJ. A. Duff went to
Wa Keeney yesterday to attend District
Court at that place.
NJ ny are looking for the first issue of
the Burlington Blade to be published at
Burlington Colorado.
NCtcI CoulC W COIuC w SOlUy
calling at the Palace drug store. whether
you want to buy or not.
T. s. Donovan, of Quickyille. was in
! Colby Saturday last. He is having splen-
did success with his house.
The Colby Cornet Band renders some
! fine pieces in the open air each week.
Why not have band stand.
1t is given up that the only large. cheap
and good stock of jewelry in northwest
Kansas is at c. H. Martin & Bros.
Mr.. Brown is putting in kiln of brick
of 200. 900 These will not last long the
way the brick blocks are going up.
Mrs. Mason of Weston, Missouri, who
now resides at Colby, is sister of Hon.
Jim Burnes, Congressman from Missouri.
]. NJ. Summers and brother are this
week putting up u fine Waupun wind
mill on their farm in Wendell township.
Mr.. Dedrick made his last trip on Ober-
lin and Colby stage line last Saturday.
Mr.. Wa. BOgart now resumes carrying
the mail.
The Colby postoffice will be open on
Sundays during the following hours ::
from 12 m. to p. m. and from 4 p. m.
till 5 p. m.-JAMEs n. FIKE, p NJ.
CHURCH NOTICE-Presbyterian services
in the Court House on the first and third
Sabbaths of each month at II a. m. and at
lamplight in the evening.
On customers will please remember
that our terms are spot cash, but oK
prices as low as the lowest.
CHICAGO LUMBER Co.
z. r. Hovey and BurliRg were up
Monday from Russell Springs. They re-
port the town booming and lots selling
very fast We expect to give full account
Of this booming town next week.
Two beautiful cut glass bottles covered
with red satin were presented the other
day to Mr. j. w. Martin by Mrs Frank
Millner wife of Frank Millner who clerks
in the Palace Drug store.
Jas. s. Warden came in from Frank
fort, Kansas, Tuesday. He will remain
here during Mr.. Halls absence. Mr.. War
den will Immediately furnish Newell
House and pat good landlord therein.
DR.. C. E. Corporan, A. W. Patchin and
c. r. Shirey started Sunday for trip to
southwest part Of State. They will visit
Sheridan lake before returning, in East
Colorado and will be gone about week.
S. D. Miller. of Hale township was in
Colby Tuesday with Mr.. Andrew Hawk.
Mr.. Miller has one hundred acres in fine
crop and will put in forty acres. This is
but a sample of what the farmers Of
Thomas county are doing this year.
Lives there man with soul SO dead
who never to himself has said 'Fll pay
before I go to bed the debt owe the
printer Yes, there are some we know